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      12/01/04 05:53 PM
Little Minnie

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I think graham flour isn't really whole grain- not like the flour that goes into whole grain bread. I'm not sure what makes graham flour different but I always though it was. Yet they are only safe if low in fat and no HFCS and I have noticed most have HFCS so be careful. Hope this helps.

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* graham crackers - why are they "safe"
angela3
12/01/04 05:19 PM
* I think I know...
Sheri01
12/02/04 09:37 AM
* Re: I think I know...
thepurplelollie
12/02/04 01:14 PM
* I'll take a stab at it
Little Minnie
12/01/04 05:53 PM
* Have you found a brand of Grahm Crackers without HFCS?
Casper
12/01/04 07:18 PM
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atomic rose
12/02/04 12:38 AM
* Yup!
RachelT
12/02/04 08:47 AM
* Re: I'll take a stab at it
angela3
12/01/04 06:08 PM
* forbidden things
Little Minnie
12/02/04 02:02 PM

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